Play Food - Munch It! Snacks, 20 pcs

Snacks have become a natural part of kids’ everyday diets. 

Food is available everywhere these days, and snacks are easy to grab on the go. 

With 20 different snack foods, this set makes sure snack time gets the starring role it deserves in your child’s pretend meals. 

Contents: 

Smoothie, juice box, muffin, sandwich, apple, banana, orange, carrot, cookie, donut, breakfast cereal, blueberries, hotdog, cornflakes, and two spoons.

Here, important skills are developed, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Encourages your child to let their imagination fly.
• Ideal for group role play, where little ones practise finding their own place in the game and taking turns to leads.
• Here, you can strengthen your child's language comprehension through play.

Suitable for ages 18 mos. to 5 yrs.

Talk about where food comes from, when we typically eat it, and where it goes after we swallow it. This helps to strengthen your child’s knowledge and vocabulary. Toy food is fantastic for imaginative play, which inspires your child to act out real-life situations such as cooking, shopping, or visiting a café.

Pretend play is a way for children to copy real-life situations, which strengthens their understanding of the world they live in. You can also expand your child's play opportunities by playing grocery store, maybe with little homemade signs with prices. That way, you can explore both numbers and words, and your child can gain confidence in calculating prices, giving back change, or greeting customers politely.

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